In one story, this figure's eyes grow slanted from the sticks he once put under his eyes to stay awake all night; nevertheless, this figure awoke too late to take the name he wanted on the name-giving day. This being has the power to survive fatal wounds by hiding his vital organs inside his (*) tail. This figure once became the moon, but lost his position after he spied on the rest of the world. 
In one story, this figure's eyes grow slanted from the sticks he once put under his eyes to stay awake all night; nevertheless, this figure awoke too late to take the name he wanted on the name-giving day. This being has the power to survive fatal wounds by hiding his vital organs inside his (*) tail. This figure once became the moon, but lost his position after he spied on the rest of the world. He created humans by rolling them out of balls of mud. For 10 points, name this canine trickster god in Native American mythology.
In one story, this figure's eyes grow slanted from the sticks he once put under his eyes to stay awake all night; nevertheless, this figure awoke too late to take the name he wanted on the name-giving day.
Coyote